Milnor squares of algebras, I: derived equivalences
Abstract
Derived equivalences for Artin algebras (and almost -stable derived equivalences for finite-dimensional algebras) are constructed from Milnor squares of algebras. Particularly, three operations of gluing vertices, unifying arrows and identifying socle elements on derived equivalent algebras are presented to produce new derived equivalences of the resulting algebras from the given ones. As a byproduct, we construct a series of derived equivalences, showing that derived equivalences may change Frobenius type of algebras in general, though both tilting procedure and almost -stable derived equivalences do preserve Frobenius type of algebras.
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